They’re all translated into English, but TRIX9 has sourced a variety of improbable expressions from all around the world (the exact origins of which you can discover in the menu after you’ve completed a playthrough), meaning you’d better know your shrimp sandwiches from your ear noodles if you want to post a respectable score. Indeed, we get shades of PlayStation classic Buzz! from TRIX9 and friends’ lavishly presented interstellar quiz, which has a great conceit: you’re playing as one of a troupe of aliens trying to guess whether an idiom is a real thing a human on Earth might say, or completely made-up nonsense. As such, the format makes for an excellent videogame. With their arcane rulesets, disorientating lights and sounds, and unearthly hosts, game shows are truly bizarre pieces of theatre. One of the latest and greatest reasons to log into Dreams every day - alongside the Daily DreamSurf, of course.Ī screenshot of two colourful cartoon aliens, a game show host and a contestant, standing in front of a screen which reads, REAL STUPID HUMAN PHRASE? OR FAKE STUPID HUMAN PHRASE!? #īy TRIX9, Keldbjones, SoundsLikeTreble and Joeycutts83 Gold is great, sure, but the diamonds are what you’re really after - meaning that each day becomes a sort of exercise in mine-reading (sorry) as you try to tap into your latent psychic abilities to find the high-value treasure that’ll keep you ahead on the leaderboards. The catch? You’re only allowed to mine 25 blocks per real-time day. Design whiz oooDORIENooo’s latest experiment makes brilliant use of the Time & Date Gadget added in a recent update: Mine’A’Day detects the current date and time in UTC, then transforms that data daily into a mining area populated with ore, meaning everyone in the world is faced with the same mine. Mine'A'Day #Ĭome and grab your daily diamonds - if you can, that is. UI elements on the left display the date, how much ore the player has collected, and how many turns they have left today.
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